At 10:15 PM -0400 7/27/03, Greg Newell wrote: >Now THAT's cool!!! I hope this hits main stream America, and soon!!!! >Greg The amazing thing is that some part of the government (yes, the military) had the resources to support R&D on this project for 12 years. It paid off handsomely. No toxic waste products (or at least, none mentioned), and look at the price: $3.75/square foot, as opposed to $20-25 for conventional plastic-blasting. Now, if they could only make a good tasting cup of instant coffee... or how 'bout, pushing residential fuel cells through a similar R&D? Quoting from the page: > Coatings stripped from vehicles and aircraft account for about 20 >percent of all hazardous waste reported in the Toxic Release >Inventory. In 1994, the Department of Defense reported about 2.5 >million pounds of this type of waste. I'm ready for hot'n'cold stripping of piano cases, especially those victorian scrolled desks. Mr. Bill "Yeah!, let's do it. I'm pumped! Let the healing begin." ...........Matt Damon in the psychiatrist's office, in "Good Will Hunting" +++++++++++++++++++++
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